Harvey's impact on Houston and Southeast Texas will be felt for years to come — but what would the weather system look like in other regions of the country?
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We'd be screwed. Damage would be in the trillions with every east coast city and port under five feet of rainwater and tide blown by 80mph winds.
ReplyDeleteIt will be a mess. There are still puddles in peoples yards and roads from the last storm we had the other day. The ground is saturated. The additional rain won't we welcome. At least it won't be Texas.
ReplyDeleteGive it a week, and we just might have one her eon the east coast too...
ReplyDeleteHarvey combined with this newest hurricane Erma, might just put us in the same boat as East Texas. I won't shed a tear if Washington DC gets flooded out!
ReplyDeleteMaybe Baltimore will float to the Philly area. One can only wish...
ReplyDeleteHarvey would not have been a Cat 4 in the cooler Atlantic.
ReplyDelete11:09 LOL I think
ReplyDeleteIn ten to twelve days looking at some models you folks on the shore might just find out...
ReplyDeleteSign of the " times "
ReplyDeleteGod help us here on the Peninsula.
Is Mexico going to open there boarders to allow there people back in.?
ReplyDeleteDan said Partly Sunny, highs in the mid 80s.
ReplyDeleteNot to worry. Irma's on its way.
ReplyDeleteDon't worry....all the locals at the beach will ignore all the warnings because of so many false alarms and the whole beach will be under water and the western shore will be flying over to rescue us.
ReplyDeleteTry to imagine NYC shut down for weeks. And DC, Boston, Philadelphia, Wilmington, Portsmouth, etc.
ReplyDeleteClosest 521pm was 9/11/01 and the days/weeks afterwards. Awful year 2001.
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